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It would be weird if consumers were completely price insensitive.

I very much doubt it's free.

I read they identified a training bug and were going to push out an updated release to fix the looping. I really like it overall.

GLM 5.3 Flash is also very good. I think a little smarter and a little more expensive.

Hopefully some faster providers will start offering mimo-v2.6-pro because it's cheaper and benchmarks better than Deepseek

Why isn't that worth reading into? I care about the experience of actually using the model, not hypothetically what it could achieve without overactive guardrails

I went through this same experience moderating the comment section of a business news site nearly 20 years ago. I think they needed to find a site not blocked by the firewall in the school computer lab.

Those are just 3 particular technical benchmarks. Presumably Opus is a larger model and has greater world knowledge.

I saw it and though the filmmaker clearly has a point of view, I really doubt anything in it is libelous. The "worst" things it says about Musk are factual and have been reported elsewhere. It doesn't break a ton of new ground. If anything, I was surprised how much time it spent talking about how cool and innovative SpaceX rockets are.

It’s obviously got a point of view but most of what’s in it has been reported elsewhere. The value is mostly putting it together in an engaging package, plus some interviews with a couple of ex partners. And some interesting archival footage of a younger Musk I’ve never seen (though also never looked)

Overall an OK movie despite few bizarre directorial choices: letting interviewees speculate about things that are almost certainly not true in a few places, and “interviewing” an AI generated Musk on camera. Also it’s 4 hours long.

Yes, but it’s not quite as bad as it sounds (though still should’ve been cut)

Not connecting it to a network with internet access would probably be a good start.

A full hugging face timeline would surely make them look terrible.

Incompetence seems much much more likely than some vague conspiracy theory

Are they not being explicitly trained for persistence?

Whose fault is that?

If you bought shares of those 7 companies in 2010 when the ACA passed, how much would you have today? More or less than if you bought the S&P 500?

If you're looking for policies to blame for insurance companies having a rough 2025-2026, look to the Republican-led efforts cap Medicare fees and alter eligibility requirements.

OTOH a CMS that doesn’t send correct cache headers is already broken

Which is wild because it does, in fact, do caching

Yeah but at “call to discuss pricing” rates

Is Muse popular?

Oops sorry that should have read "sell"

Something like it is basically a requirement if you want to see digital ads. Advertisers want to know how many people who saw/clicked their ad went on to make a purchase.

Safari and Firefox should isolate the cookie by default.

I think they should have to pass a new amendment to fix or clarify when the Constitution seems to say something contradictory. Court shouldn't be able to just decide the 4th Amendment means something weaker than what it plainly says.

Windows internal builds and video games are distributed to engineers and testers to run on their local workstations/consoles. Model weights are not.

Don’t the free tunnels have explicit limits on bandwidth and streaming?

Kind of? It uses SSL

I think it's what most people comparing provider SLAs would expect

Mimo has subsidized subscriptions too

There’s a surprising amount of variety in between implementations of “OpenAI” endpoints.

You can test it now on the official deepseek api. Just set your model to deepseek-v4.1-flash-expires-on-0910

It’s good and very fast.

(Note that the deepseek API trains on your data)